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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

30 public middle schools in Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Cloonan School leads the list at 17.4%, against a median of 4.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
30
Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Top % Black
17.4%
Median % Black
4.0%
MOST BLACK · WESTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Cloonan SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District4477817.4%
2Ponus Ridge STEAM AcademyNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District63710015.7%
3West Rocks Middle SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District6579013.7%
4Nathan Hale Middle SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District4996813.6%
5Rippowam Middle SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District7049413.3%
6Dolan SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District5777412.8%
7Turn of River SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District5606411.4%
8Roton Middle SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District4635010.8%
9Scofield Middle SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District622426.8%
10Broadview Middle SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District1,070615.7%
11Westside Middle School AcademyDanbury, CTDanbury School District736375.0%
12Rogers Park Middle SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District888445.0%
13Western Middle SchoolGreenwich, CTGreenwich School District563274.8%
14Whisconier Middle SchoolBrookfield, CTBrookfield School District595284.7%
15Bethel Middle SchoolBethel, CTBethel School District758354.6%
16Schaghticoke Middle SchoolNew Milford, CTNew Milford School District791263.3%
17Reed Intermediate SchoolNewtown, CTNewtown School District583162.7%
18Bedford Middle SchoolWestport, CTWestport School District710182.5%
19Newtown Middle SchoolNewtown, CTNewtown School District593152.5%
20Coleytown Middle SchoolWestport, CTWestport School District484112.3%
21John Read Middle SchoolRedding, CTRedding School District38171.8%
22Weston Middle SchoolWeston, CTWeston School District47481.7%
23New Fairfield Middle SchoolNew Fairfield, CTNew Fairfield School District46471.5%
24Central Middle SchoolGreenwich, CTGreenwich School District48371.4%
25Saxe Middle SchoolNew Canaan, CTNew Canaan School District1,271161.3%
26Eastern Middle SchoolRiverside, CTGreenwich School District79781.0%
27Middlesex Middle SchoolDarien, CTDarien School District1,04390.9%
28Scotts Ridge Middle SchoolRidgefield, CTRidgefield School District54840.7%
29Middlebrook SchoolWilton, CTWilton School District85260.7%
30East Ridge Middle SchoolRidgefield, CTRidgefield School District48930.6%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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